Several months ago I was on a business trip and had one of those fortuitous experiences. This guy got on the airport shuttle with me and was positively beaming. He was a complete stranger to me but I immediately knew I wanted to make…
Continue reading →OmniFocus and Windows
A lot of people ask me how I get by using OmniFocus when I spend time every day on a Windows machine. I’ve never clamored for a Web-based or Windows version of OmniFocus. I’ve always viewed the Windows computer as a device to accomplish…
Continue reading →Better iPhone Ringtones
Have you ever sat in a meeting and heard someone’s phone go off with Sonny Orlando’s “Tie a Yellow Ribbon”? Oddly enough, I have. If you want to add some subtle professional sounding ringtones to your iPhone check out Cleartones. 50 nice ringtones and…
Continue reading →iCloud and Multiple iTunes Accounts
I’ve been thinking about how to take advantage of this iCloud love and am afraid I may have some trouble. My iTunes account is really old and affiliated with an older e-mail address. When I joined .Mac so many moons ago, I created a…
Continue reading →WWDC Thoughts
I suspect there will be a lot of these posts going up in the next twelve hours. If you read just one, make it John Gruber’s. I’ve written about iGlue before and hope tomorrow it becomes reality. Don’t go nuts with expectations however. Apple…
Continue reading →About those lingering tasks …
Brett Kelly makes a good case to delete them right now.
Continue reading →Plain Text GTD
Caleb McDaniel set up a delightful plain text task management system using Notational Velocity, Simplenote, Merlin’s Q trick, and some hacker ingenuity.
Continue reading →The Lodsys Lawsuit and Apple’s Opportunity
So Lodsys made good on its threat. This really isn’t surprising. They sent the demand letter and now they’ve filed suit. Lawsuits are filed every day. Crooks sue homeowners for tripping over the sprinkler when breaking in. Crazy stuff happens. All you need to…
Continue reading →Mac Automation Guide
I get a lot of e-mails from people asking me how to get started with Mac Automation. Here is a good start.
Continue reading →Home Screens – Josh Barrett
Josh Barrett(Twitter) is the publisher of Tablet Legal the premier iPad site for lawyers. Josh’s site includes tons of practical tips about getting the most out of your iPad and is useful to everyone. Josh and I became friends at the ABA Techshow. Josh…
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